– 31-band graphic equalizer
– Delay
MATRIX ROUTER / MIXER
– Two inputs (stereo)
– Summed left / right (mono) input
– Six assignable outputs
OUTPUTS (EACH)
– Array control (5-band equalizer +delay)
– Cross-over (hi-pass / low-pass filters), with selectable filter types
– 6-band parametric equalizer
– FIR filter with 512 Taps
– Delay
– Polarity
– Look-ahead Peak limiter with Peak RMS detection
– TEMP Limiter for long-term loudspeaker protection
– Level & Mute
– 24-bit, 48kHz D/A converters
– Pilot tone generator
– VU Metering
– Output assignment display LEDs; sub, low, mid & high
– Mute button
– Gain reduction meters
ADDITIONAL FEATURES INCLUDE:
– Electronically balanced XLR inputs and outputs
– XLR thru connectors (analog + AES/EBU)
– -6 dB switchable input level PAD
– Test generator (Sine, pink noise, white noise)
– Contact closure interface
– USB port (front) and Ethernet port (rear) for connection to PC with IRIS-Net software; preset editing and real time
parameter control and monitoring.
– Firmware updates via USB port or Ethernet port
– FLASH memory for preset storage and firmware upgrades
– 192 x 32 back-light graphic LCD display
– LCD navigation / editing controls
– DSP block direct access controls
– Auto-ranging internal power supply; 100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz
– Standard IEC A.C. inlet with external, replaceable fuse
DSP 600 Device
Start by creating an DSP 600 Device in your IRIS-Net project. Drag an DSP 600 from the Object Bar’s Devices category
or from the Devices window into the worksheet (see also chapters: Devices and Configurations menu). Selected
devices can be dragged around and repositioned at will. To select a device either click and drag the mouse to draw a
rectangle around it or hold down the Ctrl key and click on the device. In either case a successfully selected device is
shown with a red border around it.
Double clicking on an DSP 600 device icon opens the Userpanel.
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